140
BANGLADESHI POLICEMEN OFF TO JOIN UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING MISSION
Dhaka: A total of 140 members of
Bangladesh Police left Dhaka for Darfur of Sudan in a bid to join the United
Nations (UN) peacekeeping mission there. The police contingent left Hazrat
Shahjalal International Airport by a hired U.N plane early Saturday. The Superintendent of Police Sarwar Murshid
Shamim is being charged as the chief of contingent.
The contingent will replace existing
BANFPU in South Sudan. Senior police officers saw off the Police contingent at
the Hazrat Shahjalal International airport. According to the Police
Headquarters, a total number of 1376 Bangladeshi policemen have been performing
their duties efficiently on different United Nations Peacekeeping Missions in
various countries, including Congo, South Sudan, Darfur, Ivory Coast, Mali and
Haiti.
No comments:
Post a Comment